Robert C. Weiss

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Bob is a proven “deal maker” who has been directly involved in billions of dollars of commercial real estate and financing transactions. His many years of sophisticated real estate and financing experience set him apart from most lawyers. Bob has an exceptional ability to focus on the business objectives of his clients and expertly create the legal framework to achieve them.

His extensive background includes acquisitions and dispositions, financings, option agreements, tenancies-in-common, leases, resolving title issues, due diligence, like-kind exchanges, loan restructuring, foreclosures, joint ventures, ground leases and numerous other transaction types. Recently, Bob has been actively engaged in resolving tenant/landlord and borrower/lender issues related to COVID-19.

In more than 20 years as a hands-on business executive, Bob held senior executive positions at two national real estate firms and a mortgage banking company, and served as chief “lieutenant” for a Forbes 400 enterprise.

Excelling in finding solutions for the complex issues that often arise in large transactions, Bob offers California and national real estate clients full-service capabilities to deal with commercial real estate transactions of any size that require strategic advice and counsel.

AREAS OF PRACTICE:

  • Real Estate
  • Business & Finance

BAR ADMISSIONS:

  • State Bar of California

EDUCATION:

  • University of California, Los Angeles School of Law, J.D.
  • University of California, Los Angeles, B.S., Cum Laude

MEMBERSHIPS:

  • California State Bar
  • Beverly Hills Rotary
  • Friendly Professionals Group

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES:

  • California Real Estate Broker
  • Los Angeles County Reserve Deputy Sheriff
  • Founder of Thalians Mental Health Facility
  • Former President of the Scopus Society of the American Friends of the Hebrew University
  • Recipient of the Jack Webb Award from the LAPD Historical society